Magnus 🌕✏️| comic artist! in the process of moving things over!
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23 yr old comic artist 🏳️⚧️✊🏿- He/Him - just here to draw my gay lil characters in my gay little comics. Occasionally facing the HorrorsTM.
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general public facing note directed to no one in particular: just because genAI is professionally useful to you in this moment does not mean it is worth the broader social costs and does not mean it will not be used against you, professionally, soon
January 23, 2025 at 2:44 PM
general public facing note directed to no one in particular: just because genAI is professionally useful to you in this moment does not mean it is worth the broader social costs and does not mean it will not be used against you, professionally, soon
Reposted by Magnus 🌕✏️| comic artist! in the process of moving things over!
Another example of using data to describe an image is: a jpg file.
It should be intuitive that if you took my png, and re-saved it as a jpg, you still took my image.
But you could argue all you did was save completely-unique data to describe my png image, you didn't "take" anything!
It should be intuitive that if you took my png, and re-saved it as a jpg, you still took my image.
But you could argue all you did was save completely-unique data to describe my png image, you didn't "take" anything!
February 26, 2025 at 7:18 PM
Another example of using data to describe an image is: a jpg file.
It should be intuitive that if you took my png, and re-saved it as a jpg, you still took my image.
But you could argue all you did was save completely-unique data to describe my png image, you didn't "take" anything!
It should be intuitive that if you took my png, and re-saved it as a jpg, you still took my image.
But you could argue all you did was save completely-unique data to describe my png image, you didn't "take" anything!